Terrell State News Today

The retired director of Alumni Engagement at TAMUC built relationships with Lions across generations. A new endowment will continue his legacy.

You see them on TV, adorable youngsters asking to be adopted. But the dreadful odyssey of the Wednesday’s Child rarely has a made-for-television happy ending.

The Denton millionaire hated drugs and liked cops. He also liked Muscles Foster, a footloose cowboy who was one of Texas’ biggest drug runners.

The woman accused of opening fire inside the ticket hall of Dallas Love Field Airport last summer before being shot by a police officer has been found not...

One of Terrell’s most well-known and utilized resources will soon be getting a major boost with news breaking June 26 that the Texas State Legislature has given the okay for the construction of a new campus at Terrell State Hospital.

A few lessons that the Dallas County District Attorney has learned from more than 40 years in courtrooms.

What do drunks, prostitutes, lunatics, and elevators have in common? They’re all part of the weird 24-hour-a-day world of the Dallas County courthouse.

These nurses bake cakes and knit homemade quilts. They improve algorithms and lead multi-million dollar capital campaigns. They’ve been bedside during a pandemic for two years, dedicated to helping their patients and families. We salute them.

The relative unknown has spent $1.4 million on her primary against Greg Abbott—on par with Allen West, a serious challenger. But why?

Ole Anthony and the God Thing In which Joe Bob Briggs, America’s irreverent drive-in movie critic, gets religion. Ole Anthony was the only preacher I ever met who wanted to talk about getting laid. To be fair, he mostly talked about not getting laid and the crimp it put in his lifestyle. But there were nights in the early ’80s when we would hang out at smoky, boozy joints like Arthur’s, the notorious upscale pickup bar in North Dallas, and svelte elegant women with bedroom eyes would lin...